Common use of General Consequences Clause in Contracts

General Consequences. In addition to any other remedies or relief that may be available, Semtech and I agree to pay the other party’s attorneys’ fees (including in-house counsel costs) and damages the Released Parties or I, respectively, may incur as a result of breaching a promise made in this Agreement (such as by suing a Released Party over a released Claim or disparaging me) or if any representation made in this Agreement was false when made. We agree that the minimum damages for each breach will be a liquidated sum equal to half of the attorneys’ fees each Released Party or me, as applicable, incurs as a result of the breach, which is a reasonable estimate of the value of the time the Released Party is likely to have to spend seeking a remedy for the breach. I further agree that Semtech would be irreparably harmed by any actual or threatened violation of Section 4 that involves Release-related disclosures or disclosure or use of confidential information or trade secrets or solicitation of employees, customers, or suppliers, and that Semtech will be entitled to an injunction prohibiting me from committing any such violation.